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Robert St. John says food has always been his business, but what happens when people sit down and eat together . . .

This concludes a fascinating yet troubling discussion with ChatGPT. Previously the AI model postulated that wisdom is beyond rationale AI . . .

VFW Patriot’s Pen Contest Seeks Local Middle School Students

Local middle school students are invited to compete for scholarships and awards through the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ (VFW) annual . . .

Freedom of Religion, Not From Religion

(Summarized from Harbinger’s Daily/Sword of The Lord). Liberty often defends people of faith when their free exercise of religion is . . .

Attorney General to Colom: Remove AI ads or face injunction

Attorney General Lynn Fitch also asked Colom and his campaign to preserve all records related to this matter so as . . .

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History of Madison County’s Annandale Plantation
By SUSAN MARQUEZ - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,10/29/26-4:04PM , 61 Reads 1,679 Statewide
John Johnstone called his plantation Annandale, as he claimed to be a descendant of the Johnstone family that held the title of Earl of Annandale and Hartfell.
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Clinton coming to Tupelo, Clyburn in Jackson to stump for Colom, Democrats
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,10/29/26-4:00PM , 57 Reads 1,787 Statewide
Former President Bill Clinton and Congressman Jim Clyburn’s visits to Mississippi follow a growing list of national Democrats who have come to the state seeking to buoy Sccott Colom’s chances against incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
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CRIME REPORT
Thu,10/29/26-4:00PM , 214 Reads
The arrest records are published weekly and information in the records is obtained directly from the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department Docket Book. Names of those arrested are not and will not be withheld by request or fee. The arrest docket book is public record and is permissible to view by the public.
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Adlakha, now living in Alabama, cuts ad attacking Hyde-Smith paid for by pro-Colom PAC
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,10/29/26-3:56PM , 62 Reads 1,715 Statewide
For many, this latest foray into Mississippi politics further solidifies the belief that Adlakha, no longer a Mississippi resident, was a “Democratic plant,” “coordinating” with Hyde-Smith’s Democrat opponent all along.
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